{"product_id":"wargames-illustrated-433","title":"Wargames Illustrated #428","description":"OBSERVATION POST\nPlenty of varied new hobby releases to take a look at this month, including Test of Honour: Takeda’s Court and Stargrave: Scavengers.\n\nRELEASE RADAR\nWhat projects have your fellow WI readers been up to recently?\n\nQUICK FIRE\nDom Sore’s quick fire look at new releases that have piqued his interest.\n\nLOOSE FILES AND AMERICAN SCRAMBLE\nWargaming Battles of the American War of Independence by Andy Callan.\n\nRETURNING TO OLD FAVOURITES\nAssorted Wi contributors and luminaries look back at memorable moments in their wargaming history.\n\nBIGGIN’ IT UP, BY SHRINKING IT DOWN!\nPete Brown and Jerry Richardson update us on their planned refight of the Battle of Aughrim and how they dealt with the size of the battlefield.\n\nFASHODA SHOWDOWN\nNick Buxey, inspired by a piece he wrote in 2020, presents a ‘what if?’ scenario for Death in the Dark Continent and our Revisited theme.\n\nCITADEL TO PERRY MINIS, VIA FOUNDRY\nWe caught up with Alan and Michael Perry and chatted about their early historical figures and assessed the progress they’ve made since their early days at Citadel and Wargames Foundry.\n\nMAKING ACACIA TREES\nMatt Parkes creates showpiece and gaming level versions of Africa’s thorny Acacia trees with their iconic umbrella canopies.\n\nGO AGAIN, SIR!\nBarry Hilton makes the case for more cavalry on the tabletop.\n\nTHANE TOSTIG\nDaniel Mersey’s quest for Thane Tostig: delving back into retro wargames.\n\nMAORI PA IN THE EARLY NEW ZEALAND WARS\nAustralian wargamer Mark Piper revisits the early New Zealand Wars and offers Muskets and Tomahawks scenarios along with special rules for fighting in Māori Pā.","brand":"Warlord Games","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":46272573014237,"sku":"WRLWI428","price":0.0,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":false}],"url":"https:\/\/guubuu.com\/products\/wargames-illustrated-433","provider":"GuuBuu Hobby","version":"1.0","type":"link"}